OK, the basic idea behind this graphic novel is that mad scientists accidentally bring a zombie plague back from the future (or maybe the past?), which wipes out humanity, leaving our robotic replacements behind to fight the shambling undead remnants of their creators. I am sure that it would be possible to create a serious, thoughtful, internally consistent story based on this weirdly intriguing premise. This... is not that story. I'm not entirely sure what this is, but it's full of pulpy action and nonsensical plot twists, and eventually, for some reason, there are Amazons. It's actually pretty entertaining, in a WTFish sort of way, with lots of fun, dark humor, but ultimately it's a bit too all over the place to feel satisfying. And the messy, murky artwork, as well as not being much to my taste, often made the action annoyingly difficult to follow. I don't remotely regret the hour and a half I spent reading it, but I can't quite imagine recommending it to anybody else. ( )

Kearsten says: This...was......bizarre. It was *mostly* cool, funny and full of action and gore, but the art is sort of vague - I has some difficulty at times following the images and (at times) figuring out what the heck the picture was...

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This...was......bizarre. It was *mostly* cool, funny and full of action and gore, but the art is sort of vague - I has some difficulty at times following the images and (at times) figuring out what the heck the picture was... ( )